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Here’s a revised product description designed to be more engaging and appealing: “**Command the Majesty: The 1/200 Scale Yamato Battleship Model Kit** Prepare to embark on a monumental modeling endeavor! This meticulously crafted 1/200 scale model represents the *Yamato*, the undisputed titan of the Imperial Japanese Navy – a vessel that redefined naval power before the storm of World War II. Revered alongside her sister ship, the *Musashi*, the *Yamato* was a technological marvel, boasting a staggering 72,000 tons fully loaded and earning her place among the largest battleships ever built. This isn’t just a model; it’s a tribute to a legendary warship. Finally, a recent, exceptionally detailed kit has emerged, reviving a classic – the 1968 radio control model from Nichimo. This new release is a colossal undertaking, promising to deliver a truly breathtaking finished scale of over a meter long (approximately 131cm) and demanding 2,800+ parts to assemble. Experience unparalleled realism with completely new molds for the iconic 46cm guns and turrets. The model features a staggering 15 sheets of exquisitely detailed photo-etched parts, combined with a rich, layered construction including clear and grey styrene plastic, a precisely replicated wooden deck with recessed panel lines, and a robust metal frame reinforced hull. The single piece slide-molded superstructure guarantees seamless assembly. **Key Specifications:** * **Full Length:** Approximately 131cm (over 51 inches) * **Full Width:** Approximately 19cm (7.5 inches) * **Part Count:** 2,800+ meticulously molded components * **Materials:** Premium clear and grey styrene plastic, combined with intricate photo-etched details. * **Superstructure:** Single piece slide-molded for simplified construction. * **Hull:** Robust metal frame reinforced hull for stability. **Box Dimensions & Weight:** 144 x 46.5 x 16.5 cm / 9280g (Approximately 20.2 lbs)”

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<p>The USS Lexington (CV-2) was an American aircraft carrier which saw service early in the Pacific during World War II. Nicknamed "Lady Lex", it fought in the early battles against the Japanese and valiantly held the line during the early battles. She was mortally wounded during the Battle of the Coral Sea. the first battle between naval forces which never fired upon each other but relyied totally on aircraft. Lexington was scuttled by an American destroyer during the evening of 8 May to prevent her capture.</p> <p>The wreck of Lexington was located in 2018 off the northeastern coast of Australia in the Coral Sea.</p> <p>This is a special release of Meng's 1/700 USS Lexington with an extensive photo-etch metal parts upgrade. High quality, precision plastic model kit. Paint and glue not included. Requires assembly and painting. For intermediate to advanced skill modellers.</p>

**Unleash the Sky: The SBU Scout Bomber – A Miniature Masterpiece** Prepare for deployment with the meticulously crafted SBU Scout Bomber! This isn’t just a model; it’s a window into the heart of aerial reconnaissance. Featuring a precise scale of 24.40mm x 28.94mm, this miniature marvel is a testament to engineering detail. Packed with 72 intricately molded pieces, this build offers a rewarding challenge for experienced modelers and a fantastic introduction for newcomers. It arrives meticulously cast with 6 sprues, ready for your expert touch. Finished in a striking US Navy livery, the SBU Scout Bomber is perfect for recreating iconic missions or adding a touch of stealth to your collection. Bring the skies to life – order yours today!

Step back in time to a legend of the seas – the HMS Repulse, a formidable Prestige-class battlecruiser forged in the heart of Scotland and brought to glorious completion in 1916. This isn't just a model; it’s a tangible piece of naval history, a vessel that witnessed the dawn of the 20th century’s greatest conflicts. Repulse’s journey began with vital service during the early years of World War II, escorting the Home Fleet through the treacherous waters of the North Sea and Atlantic. Her presence was felt most dramatically in May 1941, joining the desperate hunt for the mighty Bismarck. Then, a daring mission to the Far East, alongside HMS Prince of Wales, only to find itself at the very epicenter of the Pacific War – a pivotal moment when the Japanese Malay Ozawa Fleet launched its assault on the Malay Peninsula. Imagine the tension as Repulse and Prince of Wales, fueled by bravery and a nation’s hope, raced to intercept the enemy. While fate didn't deliver a direct confrontation with the Japanese fleet, the battle was no less intense, a whirlwind of high-altitude bomber attacks and relentless torpedo assaults. The iconic battle unfolded with Repulse absorbing devastating blows, culminating in a rapid and tragic sinking, followed agonizingly soon by the valiant Prince of Wales. This meticulously crafted model captures every detail of this legendary ship’s transformation. Featuring a one-piece slide-molded upper hull for unparalleled realism, combined with a lower hull crafted from innovative two-directional slide molds, and precisely molded sponsons, this model is a testament to engineering excellence. Own a piece of naval history – own the HMS Repulse.

Step back in time and command a legend – the *Katsuragi*, the final, fiercely beautiful Unryū-class aircraft carrier forged in the crucible of World War II. This meticulously crafted, highly detailed waterline kit captures the raw power and distinctive camouflage of this rarely-seen warship. Featuring vibrant, authentic decals that recreate the captivating, layered patterns adorning her flight deck, the *Katsuragi* offers a truly immersive modeling experience. More than just a ship, the *Katsuragi* represents a pivotal moment in naval history. Launched in the final stages of the conflict, she never saw combat, instead serving as a vital transport during the repatriation of Japanese forces and civilians following the war’s end. Witness her final days – a scarred veteran of Kure Naval Base, heavily damaged in a devastating 1945 attack, then transformed into a hero of the homecoming. Bring this iconic vessel back to life and tell her story – a stunning addition to any serious collector's display.

Unleash your inner wanderer with this handcrafted masterpiece – a whisper of adventure, a touch of timeless charm. Imagine sinking into its plush embrace, lost in thought, while the world rushes by. It’s more than just an item; it’s a feeling, a story waiting to be written. Own a piece of serenity.

<p>USS Lafayette (SSBN-616), the lead ship of her class of ballistic missile submarine, was the third ship of the United States Navy to be named to honor Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette (1757–1834), a French military hero who fought alongside and significantly aided the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.</p> <p>Lafayette's keel was laid down on 17 January 1961 by the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics in Groton, Connecticut. She was launched 8 May 1962, sponsored by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, and commissioned 23 April 1963 at Groton, Connecticut, with Commander P. J. Hannifin in command of the Blue Crew and Commander James T. Strong in command of the Gold Crew.</p> <p>The first eight submarines initially deployed with the Polaris A-2 missile, later being refitted with the longer ranged Polaris A-3, with USS Daniel Webster (SSBN-626) having the A-3 missile from the start. In the mid-1970s all were upgraded to carry the Poseidon C3 missile; their missile tubes were slightly larger than the Ethan Allen and George Washington classes and Poseidon was designed to take advantage of this</p> <p>The Lafayettes and their successors were equipped with a hovering system to manage trim more effectively when firing missiles; this increased the missile rate of fire from one per minute to four per minute.</p> <p>The Lafayettes were decommissioned between 1986 and 1992, due to a combination of SALT II treaty limitations as the Ohio class SSBNs entered service, age, and the collapse of the Soviet Union. One (Daniel Webster) remains out of commission but converted to a Moored Training Ship (MTS-626) with the missile compartment removed. She is stationed at Nuclear Power Training Unit Charleston, South Carolina, along with USS Sam Rayburn (MTS-635).</p>

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